Exam 13: Altruism and Prosocial Behaviour

The norm of reciprocity of helping influences prosocial behaviours in different cultures. Overall, in __ cultures, the norm of reciprocity is viewed as a matter of personal choice, while in cultures, it is viewed as a moral imperative.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 81

The idea that we are more likely to help those we are genetically related to is referred to as _ __.

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Question 82

People who live in cities are less likely to help others due to all of the following, except

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Question 83

In an experiment (Levine, et al., 2005) a group of participants, who were all fans of one soccer team, encountered someone in distress who was either wearing a shirt for their team, a shirt for a rival, or a shirt that was neutral. Participants were much more likely to help the person wearing the shirt for their team, demonstrating the relationship factor of

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 84

What is the relationship between economic productivity of a country and frequency of helping behaviour?

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Question 85

Kanye is more likely to help his son or his brother than he is to help a stranger. This example best matches which concept?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 86

Which of the following is not a benefit to the self that people often experience from helping others?

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Question 87

Not taking responsibility for helping in an emergency because others are present is a byproduct of bystander apathy.

(True/False)

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Question 88

When people are motivated to help others in order to relieve their own negative feelings they are acting consistent with the

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Question 89

Research on the influence of children watching prosocial behaviour on television, for example Sesame Street, indicated all of the following, except

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 90

People are more threatened by the success of friends versus strangers, which influences their willingness to help friends; a situation explained by the

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 91

What can be concluded about religion and helping behaviours?

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Question 92

If you want to make yourself happier, which of these spending actions would probably work best?

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Question 93

The main difference between the models of altruistic behaviour is that the _ model describes the self-benefits of helping as being the primary motivation for helping, while the _ model views the self-benefits as unintended consequences.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 94

Helping behaviour increases when people are in a good mood, an effect referred to as

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Question 95

The phenomenon in which people believe that bad things happen to bad people and good things happen to good people is referred to as

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Question 96

In Batson et al.'s (1981) study in which participants were asked to trade places with a person who was receiving electric shocks, which group of participants was LEAST likely to trade places?

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Question 97

Which of the following has been found to be related to willingness to donate one's organs?

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Question 98

According to your textbook, all of the following are factors that influence one's ability to notice an emergency, except

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Question 99

The urban overload hypothesis explains which finding?

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The norm of reciprocity of helping influences prosocial behaviours in different cultures. Overall, in __ cultures, the norm of reciprocity is viewed as a matter of personal choice, while in cultures, it is viewed as a moral imperative.

The idea that we are more likely to help those we are genetically related to is referred to as _ __.

People who live in cities are less likely to help others due to all of the following, except

What is the relationship between economic productivity of a country and frequency of helping behaviour?

Kanye is more likely to help his son or his brother than he is to help a stranger. This example best matches which concept?

Which of the following is not a benefit to the self that people often experience from helping others?

Not taking responsibility for helping in an emergency because others are present is a byproduct of bystander apathy.

When people are motivated to help others in order to relieve their own negative feelings they are acting consistent with the

Research on the influence of children watching prosocial behaviour on television, for example Sesame Street, indicated all of the following, except

People are more threatened by the success of friends versus strangers, which influences their willingness to help friends; a situation explained by the

What can be concluded about religion and helping behaviours?

If you want to make yourself happier, which of these spending actions would probably work best?

The main difference between the models of altruistic behaviour is that the _ model describes the self-benefits of helping as being the primary motivation for helping, while the _ model views the self-benefits as unintended consequences.

Helping behaviour increases when people are in a good mood, an effect referred to as

The phenomenon in which people believe that bad things happen to bad people and good things happen to good people is referred to as

In Batson et al.'s (1981) study in which participants were asked to trade places with a person who was receiving electric shocks, which group of participants was LEAST likely to trade places?

Which of the following has been found to be related to willingness to donate one's organs?

According to your textbook, all of the following are factors that influence one's ability to notice an emergency, except

The urban overload hypothesis explains which finding?

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Exam 13: Altruism and Prosocial Behaviour

The norm of reciprocity of helping influences prosocial behaviours in different cultures. Overall, in __________ cultures, the norm of reciprocity is viewed as a matter of personal choice, while in ________ cultures, it is viewed as a moral imperative.

The idea that we are more likely to help those we are genetically related to is referred to as _______ ________.

People who live in cities are less likely to help others due to all of the following, except

What is the relationship between economic productivity of a country and frequency of helping behaviour?

Kanye is more likely to help his son or his brother than he is to help a stranger. This example best matches which concept?

Which of the following is not a benefit to the self that people often experience from helping others?

Not taking responsibility for helping in an emergency because others are present is a byproduct of bystander apathy.

When people are motivated to help others in order to relieve their own negative feelings they are acting consistent with the

Research on the influence of children watching prosocial behaviour on television, for example Sesame Street, indicated all of the following, except

People are more threatened by the success of friends versus strangers, which influences their willingness to help friends; a situation explained by the

What can be concluded about religion and helping behaviours?

If you want to make yourself happier, which of these spending actions would probably work best?

The main difference between the models of altruistic behaviour is that the _______ model describes the self-benefits of helping as being the primary motivation for helping, while the _______ model views the self-benefits as unintended consequences.

Helping behaviour increases when people are in a good mood, an effect referred to as

The phenomenon in which people believe that bad things happen to bad people and good things happen to good people is referred to as

In Batson et al.'s (1981) study in which participants were asked to trade places with a person who was receiving electric shocks, which group of participants was LEAST likely to trade places?

Which of the following has been found to be related to willingness to donate one's organs?

According to your textbook, all of the following are factors that influence one's ability to notice an emergency, except

The urban overload hypothesis explains which finding?

Introducing Social Psychology

Research Methods

Self-Perception

Social Perception

Social Cognition

Attitude Formation and Change

Persuasion

Social Influence

Group Processes

Intergroup Relations

Stereotype, Prejudice, and Discrimination

Aggression

Attraction and Close Relationships

Filters

The norm of reciprocity of helping influences prosocial behaviours in different cultures. Overall, in __ cultures, the norm of reciprocity is viewed as a matter of personal choice, while in cultures, it is viewed as a moral imperative.

The idea that we are more likely to help those we are genetically related to is referred to as _ __.

The main difference between the models of altruistic behaviour is that the _ model describes the self-benefits of helping as being the primary motivation for helping, while the _ model views the self-benefits as unintended consequences.